The AutoCAD Book
Drawing, Modeling and Applications Using AutoCAD 2000
Published on 28. April 2000
Book
Paperback/Softback
642 pages
978-0-13-086202-0 (ISBN)
Description
For freshman-level courses in Computer-Aided Design, and for sophomore-level courses in Electro-Mechanical Design, Technical Illustration, Architectural Drafting, Civil Drafting, and Electronic Drafting.
This versatile text can be used to teach AutoCAD in both lecture and self-paced classes, and is suitable for a wide range of different CAD courses. Application chapters make the book suitable for advanced classes. Unlike other texts-which teach isolated commands-this text enables students to relate commands to producing drawings, presenting topics in the order in which they are actually used. Numerous drawing, plotting and modeling exercises are provided throughout.
This versatile text can be used to teach AutoCAD in both lecture and self-paced classes, and is suitable for a wide range of different CAD courses. Application chapters make the book suitable for advanced classes. Unlike other texts-which teach isolated commands-this text enables students to relate commands to producing drawings, presenting topics in the order in which they are actually used. Numerous drawing, plotting and modeling exercises are provided throughout.
More details
Language
English
Place of publication
Berkeley
United States
Publishing group
Pearson Education (US)
Target group
Professional and scholarly
Dimensions
Height: 276 mm
Width: 209 mm
Thickness: 22 mm
Weight
1252 gr
ISBN-13
978-0-13-086202-0 (9780130862020)
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Schweitzer Classification
Content
I. PREPARING TO DRAW.
1. Introduction.
2. The AutoCAD 2000 Program.
3. Common Problems and Solutions.
4. Preparing to Draw with AutoCAD.
II. BASIC AUTOCAD.
5. Using Raster Images in AutoCAD Drawings.
6. AutoCAD Text.
7. Block Diagrams.
8. Plotting.
9. Geometric Constructions.
10. Using 2-D Commands to Draw Orthographic Views.
11. Drawings, Formats, Blocks, Attributes, and the Design Center.
12. External References (XREFs).
13. Dimensioning and Tolerancing.
14. Sectional Drawings and Hatching.
15. Isometric Drawing.
16. Basic 3-D and the AutoCAD Design Center.
17. Customizing Toolbars and Menus.
III. ADVANCED AUTOCAD.
18. Advanced 3-D.
19. Advanced 3-D: Blocks, Dview, and 3D Orbit.
20. Using Model Space, Paper Space, and Layouts to Create, Document, and Present 2-D and 3-D Shapes.
21. Advanced Modeling: Solids and Regions.
22. Three-Dimensional Tutorial Exercises, Including Rendering.
IV. APPLICATIONS.
23. Architectural Applications.
24. Civil Applications.
25. Electronic Applications.
26. Electromechanical Packaging Applications.
27. Technical Illustration Applications.
Glossary.
Index.
1. Introduction.
2. The AutoCAD 2000 Program.
3. Common Problems and Solutions.
4. Preparing to Draw with AutoCAD.
II. BASIC AUTOCAD.
5. Using Raster Images in AutoCAD Drawings.
6. AutoCAD Text.
7. Block Diagrams.
8. Plotting.
9. Geometric Constructions.
10. Using 2-D Commands to Draw Orthographic Views.
11. Drawings, Formats, Blocks, Attributes, and the Design Center.
12. External References (XREFs).
13. Dimensioning and Tolerancing.
14. Sectional Drawings and Hatching.
15. Isometric Drawing.
16. Basic 3-D and the AutoCAD Design Center.
17. Customizing Toolbars and Menus.
III. ADVANCED AUTOCAD.
18. Advanced 3-D.
19. Advanced 3-D: Blocks, Dview, and 3D Orbit.
20. Using Model Space, Paper Space, and Layouts to Create, Document, and Present 2-D and 3-D Shapes.
21. Advanced Modeling: Solids and Regions.
22. Three-Dimensional Tutorial Exercises, Including Rendering.
IV. APPLICATIONS.
23. Architectural Applications.
24. Civil Applications.
25. Electronic Applications.
26. Electromechanical Packaging Applications.
27. Technical Illustration Applications.
Glossary.
Index.